Jake Weber

Welcome to Greenwich, a hidden internet city being built as you read this. Greenwich connects the most interesting and thoughtful places on the web through superscript subway stations, created by our curious residents. Most internet users pass by without noticing these secret stations, but this extension is your Metrocard. With it, you can hop aboard any Greenwich train, traveling from one...

Love your demo images! Super fun and in the spirit of the best creative collaborations. Congrats on the launch y'all!

Howdy Product Hunt! Proud to be sharing my fourth product here: Cubicle! Cubicle is a simple task management tool I built for myself and use daily. It is based around the Pomodoro technique of working in 20 minute bursts with short breaks in between. It is dead simple. You set three tasks for your next 20 minutes of work and start the built in timer. When you hear the soothing chime your 20...

Howdy! Appreciate y'all checking out my Chrome Extension ChromeGPT. ChromeGPT is an insanely simple Chrome Extension that lets you send and receive messages with GPT from anywhere on the web. All you need to get started is an OpenAI API key. Let me know if you have any questions about it. Here is some general info: https://polymathematics.notion.s...

Some of my favorites this year were Ficciones by Borges and Hyperion by Dan Simmons. I just launched my project Reading This where you can make and maintain your current top five reading recs. You may dig it! https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out my latest project, Reading This. I made Reading This because I constantly stumble upon amazing essays and articles online and want to share them on Twitter or otherwise. Linking out to exceptionally great pieces is awesome, but I wanted a way to share my current favorites on one page. I thought of the user experience of Linktree and felt that worked really...

Hey! Thanks for checking out Printernet. I started working on Printernet in January of this year because of my experience with digital reading tools and reading on screens in general. I would save items to my "read later" list but frequently neglected the list whenever I had time to actually read. I'd more often read random links shared on Twitter, and if I did open my reading list would have a...